Over 21,000 people save an average £131 on their energy bills thanks to collective switching Collective switching schemes in which households club together to switch energy supplier helped over 21,000 save an average […]
A new report from the European Commission, written and edited by the Science Communication Unit, University of the West of England (UWE), Bristol, UK, highlights how we are facing a critical phosphorus challenge, as developments […]
Householders could get paid hundreds of pounds a year for heat generated by solar thermal panels, biomass boilers and heat pumps, Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker confirmed today. The tariff levels […]
The power of the UK’s offshore and onshore wind resource is set to be harnessed further today, with the go-ahead given for two large wind farms. Planning consent has been granted by the […]
What happens to our oceans determines climate. And what is happening is very scary. Read this to find out why.
2Degrees’ Built Environment Group webinar. Tuesday 25 June 2013 UK START: 15:00 (BST) USA START: 10:00 (EDT) WEBINAR Installing on-site renewables to offset your energy costs is an appealing proposition. But what do you […]
This event from Smart Urbanism will ask: ‘How can we put in place the conditions for many small positive activities to emerge and create a thriving, adaptable and sustainable urban realm?’ Prof. Kelvin […]
GlobalNet21 is the leading forum in the UK for discussing the major issues in the 21st Century. They share a common concern for the sustainability of both our planet and the people on it. […]
Tim Willmott interviews Professor William Scott Bill Scott is Emeritus Professor of Education at the University of Bath where he was head of its Education and Sustainability research programme, director of the Centre for […]
As part of our contribution to Big Green Week, the Schumacher Society is premiering seven of the best new documentaries from around the world. All the screenings will be held at the Arnolfini. […]